Charles & Camilla's Low-Key Wedding Celebration

0:00It's April 9th. You're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered entertainment coverage. King Charles and Queen Camilla mar 21 years of marriage in 2026, looking back at their wedding on April 9th, 2005. They first met 35 years earlier, but both being divorced meant to quiet civil ceremony at Windsor Guildhall, followed by a blessing at St. St. St. St. St. George's Chapel. The Church of England had just ease rules on remarriage for divorcees, yet the couple chose the civil route to keep things low-key, crowds still line the streets of Windsor, cheering as they stepped out together. Family showed up strong, with Princess William and Harry, Princess Anne, and Camilla's kids, Tom and Laura Parker Bowles all there. Even Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip joined for the blessing led by the Archbishop of Cannebury. After the service, they posed for family portraits in Windsor Castle's white drawing room, blending both sides of the family. The reception buzzed inside the castle, before they headed to Scotland for a honeymoon at

1:02Birkall. Their first outing as newlyweds drew applause at a local church, proving the union kicked off on a high note that still resonates today.